At MACMAC, we believe great ideas start with great conversations. That’s why we are constantly trying to redefine how stories are told across brand, digital, and commerce.
Udit Toshniwal is an interdisciplinary designer who enjoys solving design issues artistically. At the core of his many interests is the commoditization and valuation of art.
seem:less is a firm that creates powerful, people centric brands and products. We want to create honest brands that people can relate to and products that people love interacting with. We challenge the status quo and look beyond into the realm of possibilities. We might not be the conventional design agency most people are looking for and we are okay with that.
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We are a full service branding, digital and architectural studio. Our approach blends creativity, technique and technology with strategic collaboration.
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